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Daily Themed Crossword January 2 2026 answers

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1d. Put on an ___ (pretend):

ACT

1a. 24-hour cash dispenser: Abbr.:

ATM

2d. "Burnt ___ crisp": 2 wds.:

TOA

3d. Floor-wiping tool:

MOP

4d. "... till death do us ___" (wedding vow):

PART

4a. Teacher's ___ (favorite):

PET

5d. Self-images that can be "bruised" or "boosted":

EGOS

6d. "___ and Jerry" (beloved cartoon series):

TOM

7d. Flower bed filler:

SOIL

7a. NBC's long-running skit show: Abbr.:

SNL

8d. ___ and void (invalid):

NULL

9d. Hide the truth:

LIE

10a. Prepare food:

COOK

11d. Actor ___ Reeves of "Speed":

KEANU

12a. "Many years ___ there lived a ...":

AGO

13a. "Yes" in French:

OUI

14a. Duct ___ (sticky roll):

TAPE

15a. ___-com ("Pretty Woman" film genre):

ROM

16d. Smallest chess piece:

PAWN

16a. Heap of clothes (rhymes with "mile"):

PILE

17a. ___ and crafts (DIY activities):

ARTS

18d. "Cool!" in '90s slang:

RAD

19d. Reason for a free throw, in basketball:

FOUL

19a. Horsetail ___, Yosemite water attraction where you could catch a rare fire-hued phenomenon this year in February:

FALL

20d. Summer cooling machines: Abbr.:

ACS

20a. Giant in health insurance:

AETNA

21d. ___ Musk, CEO of SpaceX:

ELON

22d. "What seems ___ the problem?": 2 wds.:

TOBE

23d. Fourth of July or Christmas, for short:

HOL

23a. "___ have you been?":

HOW

24a. Morning Glory ___, rare Burketown sky wave phenomenon you can catch this September, as fluffy bands roll across the morning sky:

CLOUD

25d. Alfie ___ (British tenor):

BOE

25a. What balls do when pitched onto the ground (rhymes with "pounce"):

BOUNCE

26d. Christmas Island's red ___ migration, phenomenon you can catch this year-end, as millions of crustaceans scuttle to the shore:

CRAB

27d. Currency used in France and Italy:

EURO

28a. Weep loudly:

SOB

29d. Two-___ (toilet paper thickness):

PLY

29a. Exit ___ (election-time survey):

POLL

30a. Pina colada ingredient:

RUM

31d. Arthur ___, "The World's Greatest Books" writer:

MEE

32a. Nesquik and Nestea's company:

NESTLE

33d. ___ de Uyuni, salt pan where you can catch Bolivia's giant mirror phenomenon, when the after-rainfall affect turns the landscape to glass:

SALAR

34d. Explosive material: Abbr.:

TNT

35d. Denver's state, for short:

COLO

35a. Day ___ (kids' facility):

CARE

36a. "Press ___ key to continue":

ANY

37a. Bassoon's smaller kin:

OBOE

38d. Living room couch:

SOFA

38a. River bank deposit (rhymes with "tilt"):

SILT

39d. "Now ___ me down to sleep ..." (bedtime prayer): 2 wds.:

ILAY

40d. Sink one's teeth into:

BITE

40a. Get-out-of-jail money:

BAIL

41d. Maker of Aspire PCs:

ACER

42d. Shopping list component:

ITEM

43d. Black-or-yellow-colored pooch, informally:

LAB

43a. "Charlie & ___," British cartoon series about two siblings:

LOLA

44d. Winemaker's vessel:

VAT

44a. Queen ___, British monarch who has an 1800s era named after her:

VICTORIA

45d. Classic car initials:

REO

46d. "Your Body ___ Wonderland" (John Mayer song): 2 wds.:

ISA

47d. "___ me a question" (Instagram feature):

ASK

48a. Way off in the distance:

AFAR

49a. "Suit to ___" (perfectly): 2 wds.:

ATEE

50a. Suffix for "lion" or "host":

ESS

51a. Mosquito ___, Puerto Rico spot where you can catch a rare bioluminescent phenomenon from December to April, as life glows in the dark:

BAY

52a. Presidential ___ (duration):

TERM

53a. The ___ Ridge Boys (gospel quartet):

OAK

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